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Chapter 18<br />
Name Date Class<br />
1<br />
What is the outer coat of proteins called that<br />
surrounds the core of a virus<br />
A capsule<br />
B envelope<br />
C membrane<br />
D capsid<br />
2<br />
What is characteristic of the object shown<br />
below<br />
Spike<br />
Genetic<br />
material<br />
5<br />
Which bacterial adaptations helps a bacterium<br />
avoid being engulfed by white blood cells<br />
A capsule<br />
B cell wall<br />
C pili<br />
D flagella<br />
6<br />
What does a virus need to replicate<br />
A capsid, tail, and spikes<br />
B DNA only<br />
C set of prions<br />
D host cell<br />
Envelope<br />
Capsid<br />
A It is classified by its nucleic acid.<br />
B It can replicate on its own.<br />
C It has organelles and makes proteins.<br />
D It is classified as a cell.<br />
7<br />
How do humans benefit from the presence of a<br />
certain strain of E. coli in their intestines<br />
A The E. coli makes Vitamin K.<br />
B Humans provide oxygen for the bacteria to<br />
live.<br />
C The E. coli produces antibiotics in humans.<br />
D Humans derive no benefit from any strain of<br />
E. coli.<br />
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Use the following illustration to answer questions<br />
3 and 4.<br />
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3<br />
In the bacterial cell shown above, what is the<br />
structure labeled A<br />
A ribosome<br />
B plasmid<br />
C chromosome<br />
D pili<br />
4<br />
How do the structures labeled B help increase<br />
the diversity of prokaryotes and contribute to<br />
resistance to antibiotics<br />
A They help the bacterium move.<br />
B They attach to other bacteria cells to<br />
exchange genetic material.<br />
C They help the cell attach to surfaces.<br />
D They keep the cell from drying out.<br />
8<br />
Identify the process that is taking place in the<br />
illustration below.<br />
Cell<br />
wall<br />
Plasma<br />
membrane<br />
Chromosome<br />
A endospore formation<br />
B conjugation<br />
C chemosynthesis<br />
D binary fission<br />
Cytoplasm<br />
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